Opera News is growing fast in Africa but has a quality problem
Seun* is a 55-year-old teacher who uses Opera News to stay informed on current events. She says she just found it on her phone and started using it. Her tech-savvy teenage son, who is listening to our conversation, confirms that it came pre-installed on her android device. She later complains that she’s tired of mostly seeing stories that are not true or misleading. Citing the announcement of when schools were opening this year as an example, she laments that a news story on Opera News said schools would not be opening, but they were. Since it launched in 2018, Opera News has quietly ma...